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Contributor November 29, 2022 Family Violence, Gambling, Gambling addiction

The role of gambling in family violence

by Raymond Gill
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Contributor August 16, 2022 Gambling, Gambling addiction

Free Self-Help Gambling Addiction Tool Mimics Therapeutic Counselling

Reset user: When I used the app it made me think about what it is that makes me gamble. Just forcing myself to focus on this question was a bit of a...
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Lorien Stoetzel June 8, 2021 Gambling, Gambling addiction

The Comorbid Nature of Gambling Addiction

Kelvin has a family history of multiple addictions. He was sexually abused as a child and attempted suicide twice in three years. Now in his late...
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Brittany George December 11, 2020 Gambling, Gambling addiction

How to Help a Family Member with a Gambling Problem

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Brittany George February 10, 2020 Addiction, Gambling, Gambling addiction, gambling problems, Mental Health, Mental Health Care, New Zealand

Harmful Gambling and Poor Mental Health in New Zealand

“I’d never been to counselling before and felt it was a very special and healing experience.”
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